You will be implementing a basic console based social media application. The project is suppose to test your grasp of all the concepts that you have learned so far in the class. Hence, you should utilize the power of OOP to the best of your abilities. Project features and a sample run is given in the document attached below.You will be implementing a basic console based social media application. The project is suppose to test your grasp of all the concepts that you have learned so far in the class. Hence, you should utilize the power of OOP to the best of your abilities. Project features and a sample run is given in the document attached below.Required Functionality:

Set Current User

Ask user about his ID and set him as current user of application. Now everything that we see in the system will be view of this user.

View Home of Current User

Display posts of all friends shared in last $24$ hours.

Display posts of all his liked pages shared in last $24$ hours.

Like a post

Ask user about ID of post and like it$.$ A post can be liked by $10$ users at max.

View the list of People who liked a post

Take Post ID from user and display list of people who have liked it

Comment on a Post

Take post ID and comment from the user and add this comment in the post

View a Post

Take post ID and Display the post with its Comments

Share a Memory

Take post ID$,$ text from user and share it

View User$$s Timeline

Display User Name

Display user$$s posts in his timeline

View Friend List

Take ID of a user and display his friends list

View Page

Take Page ID and display all its posts

Execution Flow Control: Your application must have a defined entry point. You may create a manager class or an App class to serve as the master or driver class of the application. Make a function SocialNetworkApp::Run$()$ in main. Crucially, the application's functionality should not rely on code directly implemented within the main$()$ function. Delegate all responsibilities to the appropriate classes $($separation of concerns$).$

Important Instructions

You are not allowed to use global variables and functions

Use best OOP practices studied so far

Memory deallocation carries significant weightage

All the arrays should be dynamically allocated. we also have input text files for each class